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hashes Doors .use Trimmings Durham aning Mill . R. l‘. CLARK M'O-O'O’O'O‘O'.‘ BANK TATION AT nrsday. March 10, am Hardwood Flooring Kept on land Account Hence POOR TEAS NOW SOLD d: Saddler Sts. Durham Cuflom Work/ V O 10. EGRBIOI‘I’. th RHIHI \V vu has ro-cenl- nmrkfl. This t‘l'ml‘ Ill qual- mm pm) I» voncentra- In In t'lahnll .t {wall reply (N “All“ u'hnul held “Ethan, a u mg with lam. Feb. lhll‘o Hm: with ' chlsteln. OI Um pen 0| Hu- (0|- a r l m; Hm rest. supply l h-m'lwr a" H' I ng urn-am. wond- tlwrm C‘Oll- :IV' a», m ”nor: npver failin springs on own stock h'~ farm. making: a c Farm. This property will be 90k! ' :‘ ? tn quick purchaser. For par- ' "t“:u‘~ mml)’ n? Watson's“ Dairy. \Hll'l‘ll PART LOTS 7 AND 5. mm. 3-. linvmont. containing 66 acres; 55 8mm vlvared. balance hardwood hmh; In good state of cultivation; fl'nmo' bum 35x50. stone basement. "'llt‘l‘t'li‘ stables; drilled well and «'a'mvnt tank a: barn. Also Lots 6 in»! 7, Con. 5. 8.0.“- Glenelg. con- AM -‘-Ag .‘n.md mutwr tanks W new, to is wnll 39001 cultivation. tn Watson‘s (mtario. "I"! ""' Lmensed Auctioneer for Co. of Grey. \lmlo-mh‘ to-I'ms'. Arrangements for ~uio-~‘. as m olrztus. om. may he made a? 'Hu- Hurnniclo Office. Durham. iwx'nH nu appl’wation. Address R11. ’. Durham. I’lmno 6H 1‘ 25. l'flfll" rlulwt' Graduate l'nlversity of Tor- .mtu, «ll-minute [loyal College Dental le'w-nns 1,)? Ontario. Dentistry in all lls‘ ln-anclrs. ()llice Calder Kilo-Hi. MlHSlF‘JQEt, second door east l' Klzll'llulh‘s Drug Store. ozrmlnutm llnllvgv. 'l‘ Him-k. I)": .m. \L C. PICKERING, DENTIST 1mm oxcr J. J. iiunte: 5 store, r zihzun Ontario 2 h) 5 “unplug: H'l DR. A. I. BELL Hus-man and Surgeon. Office Lumhtun street, Durham. Ont. Gradu- z.t.- l‘niwrsity of Toronto. Eyes nun-d and vorroctod. Office hours: '1 ‘ h. i. p.m.. 7 to 9 p.m., Sundays FUNERAL SERVICE New Modern Funeral Parlor. Phone Kingsdale 4344 122â€"124 Avenue Road TOYOMQ DRS. JAIIBSON JAIIBSON m‘u'm- and residence a short dist- m .-.- mm uf the Hahn House on ummtun Street. Lower Town, Dur- nwm. mmee hours 2 to 5 p.m.. 7 to -4 mm. (except Sundays). J. L. SUITE, 1!. 3., I. c. P. 3. 0. ”Nice and resndence, corner of ._..mm-s.- and Lambton Streets. oppo- m‘. Hid Pmt ()fl'ice. Oflice hours: a ;.. H a.m.. 130 to In p.‘m., 7 to 9 pm. ’wmamys excepted). BATES BURIAL C0. lim’rblo'rs. Soiicitm's. etc” A mem- w' M Hw firm “‘1“ he in Durham 0n ;.-...my ”2' cm-n week. Appointments n kw "nude with Hm Clerk in the H lt'! 'HHH J. 1‘. GRANT, n.‘ n. 3.;"1. FARMS F Van am gmvith'.‘ 3.“. Legal ‘Dz‘nciorv MIDDLBBRO’ AND BURNS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. In HIM.“ ”WEN SOITNL) Litnihhm st. 868 2nd Ave. 1:). -:-m« h mm c- at l lushmton. Upon \ Nihildin 1.30 to 9.30. .Middlebro’ R. Boak Burns, Owen Saund. Durham. «Mm-ct nrlhfl' John W. Bates KI ' In“ ~' an I " \v Durham. 0!! Licausad fluctt’onear I]? 0103' REUBEN C. WATSON <WI .\Ht‘flnnm'l‘ (“1‘ CO AND BESSIE McGILLivnAr Chiropractors Mv~ Hanadhul Chhwunflchc 'l'wl'nnfn. Hl'l'lt'o‘ {\lm'furlnnn I’HIWzner [)33‘:\n«llllg!lt|)lu)n¢' 6 M 23” h'rms Dan's Um!!! Medical Directorv A LBX. MacDONALD o-d \mrlmncm' for County of utisfmtinn gualantuni. lien- H'th. D'IU‘S n? @3le [Ii-"(’0 in'nnn'iu Office or with him- I Millet! Directorv LV. ‘2. “16.1%.. BEN’TIXCK. ‘=::mwest of Durham. con- avzw. Mostly clear and u» M cultiyatinn. Bank LUCAS HENRY {11¢ DAN. MCLEAN ctmnwr fur County of titt‘ntiun i0 sales. Rea- and satisfaction guar- maclo at. The Durham w- “? with R. C. Wai- Hi. 1. Phone 60-3 ('11. mm m: ONT. m. ;_.\' - ()1! SALE R. Haddocks I’lesherton " grmd N‘pair' liars arm” No. 3’. Durham- 10 11nd"! 9‘ Advertise in owninml from tho Principal. Th» Schml has a Prediiablei recurui m “10’ past which it hopos in main- min in the future. Durham is an atti‘actiw am? healthv town. and good accommoda- tion can be nbtainbd at reasonablo- rates. Tho School is thoroughly oquippeo I” take up HIP fl')”0\\’ing,cm|rsps; (l) Junior Matriculation. ’2" Entrancn to Normal School. Each member of the Stall is. a I'm- w-rsity Graduato and oxperioncw 'YPachor. lntomlinz: pupil: should propare t, outor at lmginning of team. information as to floursos -may by GOOD DOIIBLE HOUSE IN ITPPER Town: \wll lcwatod on main strept; plvctric lights: in firstâ€"class repair: will sell cheap to quick byer. For furllmr particulars apply Mrs. A. W. H. Laudrer. Durham. 2 3 6 We will kw in thv market. for {law winto‘r months fur 1mm- milk and cream. Ordors takvn for choicv dairy butter dolivm-ed uff the rig; also buttnrmilk.â€"-\\'atson’s Dairy. 43min and Hardmn (Imps. Cheaper to get. ymu' supply in varly. Special prim“ ml at'itl phosphate in car lots. LPLHS quotv yuu un ymu' supply for spring sowing. J. W. Ewen 8: Son, Durham. fork. liHm' 1 rnllix'ntt’n'. slpighs. 2.000 c'uhatm'. hr svng‘n'atrn'. sh l'hfiillS. hous 50‘“ at {I ll van rmmns. ln-ic'k wnevr: hath mum and o-lm'triv lights: haul and s0” \Vah-r in kih'hnn; ,4mnl gulch-n: gum! lowutinn; immmli: Mu possussmn. Apply tn Mrs. .lnhn Brynn. Durham. :5 In 3M Iml'th 4 [1121mm “"1“! la Uil't'lo' Hf Qum'n St. I'llilml Gllllll't'h will huh! Hwir annual St. Patrick‘s Bnnqnwt in thw q-hm'ch parlm‘. 'J'hm-sduy. Mum'h 17th. HUI. Sup- po-r so-mm! from 6 M 8. Gum] pm. gram. .Nmisflon We. and 27w. Ev- vrybmly Welcome. 3-13-1 .\m 1y KNHX l'Nl'l‘l'Zl) lllll'Rllll llllUlR «hum-rt, 'l‘nwn Hall. Durham. 'l‘uvs- clay owvning, March 22. Thu Chair will prvso-nt llw [musical upvretla. "'l'ln- liu‘sn's llriolv," a play ln'im l'nll nl’ l'nllivking lmmm' and vxwl- lvnl. singing. lilowvn girls unclm- tlw supm'visiun (.l' Mrs. W. ll. Alclvr will clzmm- llu- Scarf Dunc“. sumo'llling vnlirc-ly m'\\' In llu' pvuple nl' Dur- ham. Admissinn .30 ('l‘lllfi. Plan 01 ‘O'Hls nlu-ns ill. Marllvllx's lh'ug Slow Saturday. )l-zn't'h 12. 3 l7 2 mm «m 't-mu'su‘ BUTTER. MILK. CREAM SERVICE DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL 'F’N'fl‘h {In n-z'r THE ST. M'mn; -‘---‘--"' SH m lm k suIIIu-I' in tin- iglI'ShV.-io‘l' ian ('illllt II. I Iidzu. Maw h [8. \cl- IIIiSSiHll 101.. ilhildivn 200. 3 In ‘J B().â€"\RI)KRS WAN'I‘EDHâ€"APPLY Chronicle nfl'icu. H 'l'HI'I Y1 )l WHEAT WANTED. ANY QIJAN'I‘I'I‘Y. Highestprlce. People’s Mills. 31523L *â€" wmm \\«'AN'rI«;D.-â€"'I'ch icie .lnh Plant is well cqui turning out the finest. work nr'doz'. FOR SALEâ€"A NUMBER OF GOOD building lots on (image street, North 0! Skating Rink, Durham. Apply to 1). Hopkins. 2 21 t! FRAME HOUSE FOR SALE; ON Qum'n St.~â€"Smith BPOS. 2 24 tf the late Thomas Long. Good house about 20x34, full-size cellar, and well located; one acre of land, good sta- ble; Haul and soft, water; cheap to quick pmchase r. Apply to Middle- bro Burns Solicitors, Durham, Out. 1 27 3mpd PROPERTY FOR SALE IN V‘.»_\.RN£Y, THE PROPERTY II"- ‘i'm- l) lm v a \l. “088. RA- Principal ..... JOHN MORRISON. Chairman. HOUSE TO SELL 0R RENT H FERTILIZER {LUIHY .\I.l. GRADES FUR U COMING EVENTS 'H NOTICE TO FARMERS H'I'PS FOR SALE OR RENT in mm Hum: ”35's” notiw' James Lawrence. Manager fn'fm I'J’U. Live Sim Will ship s'm'k {rum 'l'lwsdm's. Shuuwrs FARM FOR SALE NH The Chronicle. It ”1'“szth February 22nd, 1927 |..\l H ICS we}! equippet’L for hm-hum \l ISSH ).\' m Inn ’0'” short U CHRON- ll yY. AT 11 28 H 107” ili't’ 'Utm‘wv‘m“ U w Applirations for tha ofl’ica 0! Township Road Stmrintendont, will be rm-oived by the undersigned Up to March 12th. 1927. By ordvrr of the Municipal Council 01’ thp Township of Ezromont. David Allan. Clerk. a .\n. inthh'trimw man In «I ‘strah and Sr“ ”H. “'0’” RIM“ Inf Walsh Nu-Bm‘kll' Harm PARK FOR SALE OR REIT H0 arm good land: lots 3 and 3;. (ion. 2!. Eel-nmnnt: 200d bush; well fo'nt'l'd; “'4‘” “RIM-PHI; UNIV“! “'9”; 200d hmlsv: hank barn and Silo. \\'atvrwnrks in stablw. For furthor particulars apply ammo S. Law- rv-ncp. .‘lmmt Forvst 9 2 52$ «ind FARM FOR SALE OR RENT 1m ACRES WITH BARN AND HOI'SF. rmar toxxn hf Dmham. 551319 of Hm Ian .I Inninv. For fur-mm pmtim- laxeapph to]! Kinnm’. Durham. 33” Now {ramp houSP: all ('nnvpnivn- (H‘s: lwanlifnlly llnislwol; pnlishod flrmrs: can ho“. bought wry reason- ably. Apply by lottm' only. to Box 50. Chronicln Office. 2 (200k stowfl Crown Huron, coal or Wuml. usvd. 8 months. Cheap fur cash. Chrorm-lo (MIN. 3 10 2pc! (31W). VH “KIWI iv!“ 0' lie-WIN! "' capital 1"°H|llilWL \h- supph smnplr HM u-linlnlo- cum mm. \\ n can um mu 6 pm mane-m positinn xx 2th a rm futmc. .l.\.‘sll..' .\l. \\'.\LSH (20.. LIMIT}: f you require ion now is Hm firm» to t in Hm markvt and w own-y «my at. per hh half. Muck 17w. PIN Dairy, N0. 1333. Satisf: tOPd. MACDO‘YALD'S DAIRY Lamhton Street, Durham, A Ililék.‘ m Hf “HIM (mmn'. 1le ind- ing. Kim-a: Milk I\1tm.rnili; 4':th3: m and “Mini: alwm»~ on hand. ’ {nth-r th'liVPl'Wi nfl‘ rig during \Vinto-I' months. I 13 6nd. “wing Lots “'vst half of l. Gum A, 53 new”; the east half of 8 on tlm 3rd Concession. .30 mums; and 100 mum»- on the 3rd Concession, all in the T ownship of l‘lgrcmtivnt. Thesv proportios will lw sold on bloc or soparalvly and mm clump to quivk pllf'(‘lla.~'vl'. l'm' {armor pnl'lif'ulnrs apply to Mrs. J. J. Smith. Vurnvy. It. ll. 1. n:- a! I‘Sitll'mw of .l. .l. Stevensm. A l «3 ll‘ Hum! SHIM ln'irk Imus“, nu Hara- fr'axa strwt, Durham; 7 moms and hat“; {Harm-s nf land; young: ”1°le- zml: hard and soft \WNM'I vlvvtric lights; mm; I'm-nae". i’m' furtlwr particulars apply on prvnlisvs to A. Mc'Cormivk. 3 3 (3 pd. H‘nN’l If The. nwsmg'c was broadcast, by Mgr. Turquetil from (‘NRIL tlw Ottawa station 01' the Canadian National Railways, Radio Dvpartmvnt. and being transmitted in thp I‘Lshin'n turnrrzt- was tlm first, occasion on which that language hml born used in u l‘noadmst . At. the same time. the prt‘.~t(3 symkr‘ in Frvnrh. thvn in English, 80 that all listener-in might un'lvrstaml what mm being; said. “ TATAPSI, iksirarualub ok’arkattiringiuasi tawa," may appear merely a. tniographical jumble, but if given the phonetic values of the From-h alphabet these groups of letters take on meaning which render t lu-in quit (3 clear to the Eskimo inhabitants of Chesterfield Inlet Southampton Island and other territory approaching and within the Arctic Circle. To the natives in the District of Keewatin and bordering the western shores of Hudson Bay these phonetic sounds would tell them that they were were being addressed by their ‘,‘Father, the High Priest," in other words, Mgr. Arsene Turquetil, of the Order of the ()blates of Mary Immaculate, and Apostolic Prefect of Hudson Bay. Those phonntic groups form part of the rm-ssane in syllahic characters shown above which is the written language unrlnrstond by the Eskimo and Indian peoples in tho northr'm parts of the Dominion. 2m Richmond St... \\ Tm'num 2. mm HOUSE FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE \I. \\'-\i..\‘H 42”., LIMITED M DAD-v..-- ‘00-“mnou ICE SUPPLIED FOR SALE NOTICE WANTED 9 to order. We are nd will dclh'm' ice 01' block. 30 cents. Phone Watsun‘s <atisfacti0n guaran- 1 3 6 nh‘ this sumn'u wit-1'. “'0 :1 46c”; norm/4;. p-bbnnuw cc THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Untario I 13 6rd ON South mun- ! IIIIH .\ linal duh-mum i'wmi'clin: ill“ railway ”pummm w-x‘vnnm null "3lll'.\:l}' ulwraliii: min-mm Hf llw limiailian Nailinnal lil‘lll\\:l}'s «lurin: lllo- I\v;iy' I92“ 1" ill?“ l-sllml hula}, «'uiiiialo-nwnlinu tlw I'l'i‘lllllllldl'V slalo-mo'nl pi'mimhly l-‘~'Hml and \‘Vllll li intli 'Hoyl d HM HlH‘l'flllllL' w- \O'IIHH nl' 9," [(3. 3019000 Tl!" final ‘lalw- nio-iil slmw~ llml lhn net. l'f‘VPllllH {rum railway ups-I‘all'ons’ Ill ”'06 a- ?muzmls l0336.-’:’i.192.55 and this: Ill-'lil'o‘ vunmanw willi SXZfifilJl-U‘.‘ llw no-l nlwmtim: l'PVo‘llllP nf 19:3. Tliosa totals- excludo lhn ro-wnnns and expanse-s of tlw H-Iilial s'vrâ€" lmont Sydlvmanil le-n ”10w arn faildecl llu- m-f ro-wnno- {mm railway 'npvraliuns of all lint-s in Canada anal lel'nilml Stan‘s during 1926a- mount to 858.; ’2.’ £29.65 as ('ompaiml 5with similar rpwnues during 1925 ’0! 333,4432QH06 _ The following summarizvs tlm lfinancial statemvnts of the System lsinca thn amalgamation nxcludinfl 'flgures for the Central Vermont l System: The happiest couplps an" Umsn who find new irritant and so lump quarr ing about the same old things. I-‘atlwr: "N0. my boy. Thio-ws ar nu battvr than the rest of us." Honor Among Thieves Littlv wmm: "had. «In you holicwn turn» is wally honor among th ivvm 2'" Operating Net Operating Revenue Revenue 1922 $232.132.380.88 S 15.008.625.29 1923 253.135.187.61 20. $31 1.619.118 1921 2. 5,588,182.55 17.245.251.48 1925 241,971.20261 32.265.111.79 1926 266.187.825.54 16.183.192.57. The relationship of nxw-nditum tn rmwnuu is an important factor and Hu- incha-ting improwmvnt. in nlwmtmg ratin is shnwn by 1110 fullmvim: 13M“: 1922 98.70 1923 um: 19-21 92.68 ’ 1927. mm; 1921'" 32.33 19:3 192 i I 92:, I 926 .\n inmmnw in grass mrnm increase in Hot. warnings. and : mutinn in ”w «mo-rating rm Hm month ul‘ January. :n'v . in thc- slflh'men? issnml by m. :uiizm Nahum}! Railways. During: Januzu'y has! ”In v‘fll'nilms HI. Hm {Lanadtmg ,\'f. Hztihvays. inrlmlim: Hun C. N. R. EARNINGS INCREASED places in Ontario and ultimatnly ad 'unm-d to misnviunury HPl’Vice in the BIG-thodist Church. Mr. Evans vnvmmtorml many language difficulties when his work lml him :mmng the aborigines and he sot to work to dm'iav‘ a (mans. of establishing communicatiun on a more gvueul sum: ”.1 :nl then possible. arrival in Canada, Mr. E 'mws nbmivwd mnpluyz:-m?, as a sghool fray-hot _and, _m course of 1mm. Horwd at various The Byllahic character-Siam the invention of Jamos Evans, an Englishman who lunch-d in Canada in 1823. Son of a spa captain who had n xnuinml long afloat owing to the Napoleonic wars, young Evans rwwivwl :1 longc-r schooling than usual, during which time: lw displayed a ron‘iarluihlg‘aptitudg for_hish-)ry fund lungnam-s. ' AHvr his Neither Eskimo nor Indian possessml a written lan» guage bolure the advent of the white man, although the Indians had a picture languagv, which is rather dim-rent. A White man invented a writtvn lanmlngo, first mod by the Crees, the-n adopted by missionaries of various ro- liginus beliefs, until today it is in gmeral use. This Written language has hnm picturosx uely termed “Birch bark talking," dugto the use of bar and burnt stick in the earl y stfiggg of its development: 1m Operating Revenue 5‘ 3.0(fi62;’:.29 2“. 530.6491” 17.2“.25148 32.265.314.79 36. M11933. 98.70 91 .‘JJ 92. 68 N! 33 Hl 341m:- mtm fan '0 shnwr s «lurin '4] huh!) linmmr HIIHH “‘1‘3}: 'n‘.‘ H! *‘N'°0‘M-O--o-muo H." ‘6! -z‘o‘o‘;‘o§§‘o‘o‘o:o’o Y‘o‘o‘o‘u‘o’a'o"o‘o‘o:o‘p‘.‘o‘o‘o‘o‘o‘o‘o‘. 0’... . :0: Q illl'l“ Advertise in The Chronicle. It pays.“ m Phone 4 l Crepe-de-chines, Flat Crepes, Printed Crepes, Rayon, Fugi Silks 1303:: and Girls, le 25c. purchase, 100 vote @3011! Display of New Goods He Gotâ€"Week’h Notice HIM Ha ‘ .‘i‘-"3l‘.!‘ilvci Ln H madam «m m- ‘~b”-- ‘." ”I ..oo" ’0’... 0.0 0,... ~,O,o’o.lo.:’o,o.oo.uo.oo’o.¢ o. mm SHOP HERE IT WILL PAY-3'01 (Successor to F. 1.. Grant) Phone 0rderâ€"-â€"We Deliver nn.’ h lmw :t “HIP ‘IU ho H ['41:] drunk landlady his «up mml. 1w U \\ $1.50 . ALJOE i to“ you now. 25 ith every $1.00 pun \H'l‘t- Nu >0ch you. Hu- lmrs SH“ JHm-s su WINHNO um] wring Hu- I Hm “Hwy ; .mmml. SM'c-ral n KHM ..... ..... .. liri-man con wlmm a lawn rhnnk of will full. injuring him an «Mi-ruly that iii-am rc-sulird. Anniln-r final- Iiy was “in rusnll 01' a riwic-r III a shipyard falling l'rnm a srnll'nld. .\n- Hiln-r wrinns injury was rnnsml ““0“ :i inruu lzitln- wliirli was Iii-nu: llNHi‘i‘ i'vll nw-r an mm «if “in. work- rrs. .\ i'unrlli nrrnivnt ll|\nl\i'd Hn- tii‘flih «if n inlmnrrr u'lm was killm’ \i‘iiilv .‘hshiillk’ in «iisnmnilnm Hm- puriinn Hi‘ :i Mani. Many «of Hm :irinirnh \Vhirii nrrur In llil'iihh‘," zirc- nn'. lmm-nlnhl._~ by any nn-rlmnâ€" IIIIII “F‘ I. Industrial Avvulo-ut,l'rmrntiuu As- s‘w'mlmns. 'l'lu- total nnmlwr I'vâ€" pm'tml in FG‘IH'IIHI'MPXN‘NIS by [Ivar- l_\' 600 Mm ”gun‘s fur f'vln'um'v M :2 wru- .uus. 'l‘lu- t‘atalitlvs In i’vhâ€" rum-y. 1927. “mm alum! llw smnv as in law samu nmnth at “#26. brim: 27 and 26 I‘C'SDN'HH‘LV. 'l'hc- lwnc-llts. huwmvr. awardml «luring l’vlu'um‘y I927. \wrv lc‘fifi llmn Hm figures for 1926 by :lhmll Milli. INII'IIIL' “In past. anln thv Inml lu-nvllls mum!- ed by “w (hmnwnsaion Board :- mmmIc-d m $326,376.71. ul‘ “hm-h $75,996.!“ was [Dr lllmhval and. Mr. Mnrlc')’ I'vl'c‘l‘l‘ml In M'W'lll sc-mms m'vulc-nts “luc'h haul lutvly mm~ tn his attvntinn. mw lwmg a Hu- (mm. 01' a lu’lmm'vr wlm was killm' Muh- nssumng m dismantlum um» purtnm Hf a plum. Mzmy uf Hm :N‘GMPHH whirl: m-c-m' In Imluatry urn uu‘. lu'vwnlahlu hy may mm'lmn- ival Inn-ans and Mr. film-Ivy shatvs that this is nllv rvaum why Hm av.â€" ch-n! l’rvwnl‘un Asmu-mhnus sa-t up umlvr llw Umuwnsahun .‘h-l. In um- Prmim-o- \xill vumimu- tn clv- \uh- m ln'u'lx “In" and vII'uI'l In Hm vdllc'ntinn 01' all ranks m illdlluer 'I'YII‘I‘I' \H'I‘I' 5,22” at‘l‘i‘ ImI'tI-d III HII- “IIIkIIII-II's satum Rum-Ii in ”Man" III dI'I'IIIwIiIII: In an “HUI‘C'S In R. H. MoIlm gI'IIvI'III lIIdIIslI Ial \I'v IIlI-III- l'rm. mul‘Ju Largo Number of Accident: Report“ To Workmen's Compensation n--.“- HHW H \W'll I-u-ral munths passml. and .lumu ' Mmu'n un Hu strum. and H‘ld'd nun! him. lmmn ran mm“ and ml him: "\\'II}' ”In «lodging 2’" and vs ro-pliml. "I was afraid ya” 1- MW“ lwvmlsv «of “w IIHI'SI.’ I COMPENSATION COSTS lml H . and mi": «IHIIH Hu lm; yuu s" “W lmrsv .01.00.00.0‘o‘o‘o‘o‘o‘u‘o‘c‘o‘o‘o‘o‘o‘o‘o‘o‘.9 s 540ch lmmn l and “mu lum Hu- Hallsmhun wry stab!“ [mm “'le mm. and I hark!" Moving a Dead Item ““5 that Durham. ()ntarin HUN Hum“ I’Jlufim 5'”ch M a labour: l0 :Ins‘lslmu ill n Hf a plant. whirl! m'mn' sm'cl “I'HWII. “Hm! was a \ku l gnu Ilu-rc- I found was «lo-ad. but I made ml «lullars «m him any- all ranks m illcleH'S’ H'Hlll NH 'otes with ever) lcl lc-n vlmnvvs «on w mmclrml dollars 1| him all." . pmmlu kirk?" v the only mw wlm was clvacl. was llm vrknu'n's «immun- ltarm m I’vln-nary “mm-s gm-n nut Hum 1.75 avt'iclvllts H INII'S!‘ f“ a IHHM', «tm' mld'l‘vssvd I: “lm kvm, H“ Hil\ PAGE 7. 1.22 .59 .49 tummy-r, him Ins 10 “Iv